Sentence examples for a spike in popularity from inspiring English sources

With a spike in popularity of American whiskey and bourbon since the 1990s, distillers have acted to protect themselves from cycles of boom and bust.

Carsharing on long-distance journeys (rather than just hitching a ride to Glastonbury) has seen a spike in popularity thanks to sites such as BlaBlaCar.

Certainly better than the ones the Beckhams have given their other children: Romeo, Cruz, and Brooklyn, which is the borough I live in and a name that has recently enjoyed a spike in popularity.

Mr. Maliki is under pressure to show his independence from Washington and is enjoying a spike in popularity after successful military operations in Basra and the Sadr City neighborhood of Baghdad.

It was especially painful for the British Baseball Federation; two days earlier we had learnt that London, not Paris, would follow Beijing as an Olympic host city, meaning that GB would've had an automatic place in both baseball and softball for the first time, likely leading to increased funding and a spike in popularity.

And whereas retailing as a whole is hurting -- sales for the week ended Saturday, according to the Instinet Research Redbook, were down 1.3percentt from the week last year -- products associated with cocooning, like candles and DVD players, are experiencing a spike in popularity.

Fast forward to the present day, and DIY kits are once again experiencing something of a resurgence, a spike in both popularity and availability.

In 2013 the team, who have seen a huge spike in popularity, won the MLS title in their new home.

This is not the first time the Smirnoff brand has enjoyed a sudden spike in popularity in the United States.

Puerto Rico also saw a 10percentt spike in popularity.

He says he's sold about 150 Everglades pizzas since opening but has seen a recent spike in popularity.